South Korea's special prosecutors seek to detain former PM Han over martial law crisis


In recent weeks, prosecutors have been questioning former Prime Minister Han Duck-soo in relation to the martial law case. - PHOTO: REUTERS

SEOUL (Reuters): South Korea's special prosecutors investigating the country's martial law crisis in December filed a court request to detain former Prime Minister Han Duck-soo, a prosecution spokesperson said on Sunday.

The prosecution accused Han of abetting former President Yoon Suk Yeol in declaring martial law and committing perjury, Park Ji-young, the spokesperson, told reporters.

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